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What is "Cursing" in Norwegian and how to say it?
American English
cursing
Norwegian
banning
More Etiquette Vocabulary in Norwegian
American English
Norwegian
handshake
håndtrykk
personal space
personlig rom
air kiss
luftkyss
dress code
kleskode
high five
high-five
fist bump
fist-bump
curtsy
neie
bowing
bukking
ladies first
damene først
eye contact
øyekontakt
interruption
avbrudd
hand gesture
håndbevegelse
I compliment
jeg komplimenterer
I wave
jeg vinker
I apologize
jeg beklager
I hold the door
jeg holder døren
I tip my hat
jeg løfter hatten
parents
foreldre
crazy
gal
poop
bæsj
baby rattle
babyen skrangle
potty
potte
hug
klem
teething ring
bitering
seat reducer
setetreduksjon
What's this called?
Hva heter dette?
bonding
tilbringe tid sammen
I trust you
Jeg stoler på deg
I show
jeg viser
I crawl
jeg gjennomgår
I enjoy
jeg liker
I care
jeg bryr meg
Example sentences
American English
In many cultures, cursing is considered impolite.
How "Cursing" is said across the globe.
Hungarian
káromkodás
Korean
욕
Castilian Spanish
decir palabrotas
Japanese
ののしり
French
jurer
Mandarin Chinese
骂人
Italian
dire parolacce
German
das Fluchen
Russian
ругань
Brazilian Portuguese
xingar
Hebrew
לקלל
Arabic
شتم
Turkish
küfretme
Danish
bande
Swedish
NOTAVAILABLE
Hindi
अपशब्द
Tagalog
pagmumura
Vietnamese
chửi rủa
Esperanto
insultado
Dutch
het vloeken
Icelandic
blóta
Indonesian
menyumpahi
British English
cursing
Mexican Spanish
maldecir
European Portuguese
dizer palavrões
Cantonese Chinese
鬧人
Thai
การสบถ
Polish
przeklinanie
Hawaiian
NOTAVAILABLE
Māori
kangakanga
Samoan
NOTAVAILABLE
Greek
βρύσιμο
Finnish
kiroileminen
Persian
فحش دادن
Estonian
vandumine
Croatian
psovanje
Serbian
псовање
Bosnian
psovanje
Sanskrit
Swahili
kulaani
Yoruba
ṣíṣépè
Igbo
ịbụ ọnụ
Ukrainian
прокльони
Catalan
Galician
Romanian
Irish
NOTAVAILABLE
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